subrogate

Ladies and gentlemen, please do not subrogate to this nation by speaking on its behalf.

In effect, the insurance company pays the insured medical bills, then would subrogate from the at fault party.

The seven hundred novice Grand Masters formed an adequate subrogate structure in the creativity generator.

The lenticular subrogate nomenclature has been extensively used in ophthalmology, requiring scope of context.

And let me just mention again, without you getting too excited, that Beneficial will undoubtedly subrogate against Trans-United.

By delegation of legislative power to a statutory authority, a specialist body may subrogate parliament and use its authority in a more efficient manner

It is not its job to subrogate to people in their choices or, failing that, reinvent a new variation on a 'sense of history' which perceives self-determination as a one-way street.

In some states, PIP is subrogable, meaning that your insurance carrier will pay for your loss, regardless of liability, and then recover (or subrogate) what it paid from the liable party's insurance carrier.

Between 1901 and 1902, under the administration of German Riesco, he held the position of minister of Foreign Relations, Cult and Colonization and he was subrogate minister of the Treasury.

When the contract was signed, Walter had read over the fine print in the contract which determined that if the contract got withdrawn, the gas station and the goods on the ground of the gas station would subrogate to the new leaseholder.

1983), the court explained: "There is no doubt that a mortgagee who negligently accepts a mortgage without knowledge of intervening encumbrancers will subrogate to a first mortgage with priority over the intervening encumbrances to the extent that the proceeds of the new mortgage are used to satisfy the old mortgage.